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<-*■ yy s'.'^'V-i'., r '-‘^ B’ r >w!-'4 ! < r 'V'v',' , 'j! 7 1 ,* 1 * ’ •■/ /}’ V. i j rßk i V , Wv “1 B ‘ i;'^,-'^< r o’ : 1 ■ ‘.!!•• ig| ■: 1 aTj^prirty Wi! 1 any action contingoucy. If aha tl'ie-i not secede. I cannot uiuicrntmul what other action she will take, unless, it js to submit. It strikes me that what ’ crer proposition* Georjr a will have t make to her sister Sou'hern States, will, bo after rlic resumes her independence among the nations of the earth. It occurs to me, that the action of; South Carolina, while it would be agree able to the people of Georgia to have her co-operation, will not influence her peo ple, if she has determined to secede, or control them, i( she ha- not reached that point. My opinion is, that if S"iith Carolina secedes from the Union, the people of Georgia will defend her ir. Ihe exercise of that right to the last extremity. It South Carolina or any o’her Southern State de termines to secede, it should be done by a Statu Convention ; the t ine of seven si>n should take place on the 4th of March next, and due notice thereof he served on Congruaa through the Kxecu tivo of the United States. Ido not behove in anv Soothe nSt ite wai iug the action of their sisters. If. in their sovereignty, they do not think the cause for a separa tion i* sulli ieut. but will cooperate with others that do. they are not acting fiom ih*’ motive that should defy revolution and resist oppress on, at. any and all ha zards. Besides, 1 consider separate state action resuming all ihc powers delegated to the federal government which they have abend med, essential to cons'.stenev at least, befoio they enter into any alli ance, league, confederation, or cm pact with anv other power wha'ever. If, therefore, South Carolina considers the election of Lincoln sufficient cause to resumo,,Mte Qoivc-is blhlliu.s delegated to Jo rc *° K and. .L'ioJerates at what time it is her determination it shall take place. I deem it useless to aignotlie question of the propriety of dissolving the Union if the Biack Kcpublicans ure ancces-ful. 1 hey have made the issue, that it is the, la-t hattlo with slavery, and the election of Lincoln is the downfall of slavery ; if the South hesitates upon his election, they will falter when lii.s party carry out their threats. If the eloctimi of Lincoln u acquiesced in by the Sou'll, Seward i.- right, that hiselecti-m is the downfall of rdavciy. I have no fears that tiic separation of fne, much less a half a dozen Southern States, would produce bloodshed to any very great extent; mid even il it did, it ought not to deter men and States in their action--based, a* it sliouhl be, on the deepest convictions, that they arc COntcu ling for their honor, and their right*. With sen intents of the highest re gard, I am, very respectfully, Your obedient servant. - Dnliglusplild Hell Troupe. The f dlowing theatre bill is now going the rounds : Daily performance at Know Nothing II ill of the gram] melodrama Kale or lliiin; priii cipal character, Lord S.IC-li, hy Mr Douglas. Mr bell's benefit. Ground and lofty tumbling hv Messrs Foote, Clemens, Soule and .lohuson. Comic song-, Get out Niggors, nnd Nig gers don’t bodder ine, by Messrs. Bell and Douglas. After which the aids splitting interlude of You tickle me and I II tickle yon. The whole to conclude with the fight of the celebrated Kilkenny eat^^^ n v I y./f ;-/j ‘ -- ■-; ‘ - ’ and \:.- ■■■ T '; uc ’ I7\' 'Wr yy Vi,; ‘'YV : r , ,’ “ V.i'/ .-j it, yy Vi,. ‘''YV ~t Wff ■ r ‘i’ V'i’- “■* ■- ‘ ■ ’,'S’ ‘-i, V.i.,’ : B> : ■ C- Sonth can exchange with Europe her Cot-! loa and her Tobacco for whatever she wauls;| the North will have nothing comparatively to exchange. There is m illing whatever which the South now receives from the North which it cannot gel cheaper elsewhere. The North can now here else get what it now gets from the South. In these two sen tence there are volumes of suggrgiious. The Issue now before (lie People. There is only one question to !e settled in the President ini election. It is the extent of the locality of the South to Inr cherished in stitutions. The uvre election of this or tlmt candidate to the Presidential Chair is insigni ficant in it- results compared with the princi ple to he settled. \\ ill the South claim the measure of her rights, demand the rcengni-1 tion of the doctrine of protection to her -lave ! property bv .all llm departments of the govern ment, lie sa'isfie t with nothing else than equal- j itv and just e-*, or will she yield for a time- I Serving pohey the whole question ami convince \ tlie North that after nil we are not in earnest about our equal pr vileg.—, hut simply a sat if Bui'-mcu and office hunt- r.- ? Will the South j *"k ai the issue, not in a paity aspect, hut as freemen having at stake now, as well a- in the future, vital and sacred inter,?s,s ? The Nor), ; is now arrayed against the South. No candi-j date, no mutter how di-posed to ignoie the ! great quest-on fur the sake of peace and har mony between the sections, no matter what may he his political position, can Command North -rii support, unless lie is an advocate of the” higher law doctrine.” Tliuiesullin No veinb r then not only elects a Republican candi dale, but expiesses through the ballot-box iu meaning words the ascendancy nnd popularity of abolition principles. That ih se doctrines arc tile political H ‘litimcuts of the people; that Lincoln is a medium thiougli which they arc I iinidc known to the wo,ld. Now’ then, what | shall the South say < Shall her verdict It-- in 1 accordance with ti, prevailing sentiment of j | the people, that her slave property iim-t be protected at ail buzzard-, or shall she s,y thro’ , the hnllot-hox, that this is all, and no more, ; that she claims? ’l’., say to the Republican* I that they lime rights nnd tli.-y must be main tained, or tlmt they will not a-k for all they are entitled to. Already Northern politician* i who throw themselves iu the arena for our i gh'.s turn round and accuse us of ingratitude. \\ hat ! say they, inli-t I fight for the South, wli.-ii sin- ha* not-pir-tmi.d coinage to ligln tor I 11- rao! t i Siiall I fall f., r a people who hue not the manhood I , defend their own homes and fir,-sides If th-y di-nv tliut pro'ection to their property i.- of any int. i c-t to tin in if they ignore so vital a question, if they .are so bent upou the spoils, a- to plant a dagger in iln-ir bosoms which time will never and aw me, hut on the contrary, iu the end vks'.roV their life ; then, they lime this right and being so depraved, so worthless, s- s. i-itl--s, tlo-y may liuvo their own way and die, if th -y choose, from Self-inflicted wounds ! On iho Ist iust. uitmtocu thous and d'dlars were received at San Kran cisco from Col. I’minoat'* Mariposa mine* being tho product of tlio pra, ious eight dais. lUch mines, those. j @L.Maj r Ik mge S will aC(:C]lt our thank.* for hi* cuemr.iging letter just io ceived, in which ho to heai lily endorses the c-liioiial in our last'ia iie. Wo agree with him in relation to the fusion. Wo can gain nothing by it in Georgia. Shirrit'd. On Wednesday evening, tli ■ 24.1i itis*.* nt the residence of Judge Long.’by the Rev. J. W. Rc noids, I)r. A. C. Hali. to Miss Ci.Ait i Lee, both of Carrollton tr H r F. are authorise 1 to aimounee \Vm. W MKKRKUi iu a rA’iiliJitte for Sn’.ioitur (Sn*ral of tli* Tallapoosa Circuit. Kluctioii mi tiic liiht Weil i it* a* lay in ,/amlary next. t?r WK arc autljonz*d to announce tins nuuu! of \|. KKNI)U/u'K, us iNi'wnun. ('uunt \ n* n cainlidHte for tlte otHce of Solicitor CJeneial t tin* Tallapotwa District. Election on the UrWed neeHuy in January next. Bt'efkitiiitljfC and lame Elertors. KOHTIIK HT.YTK AT LARGE. Chxrle> J. McDonald of Cobb. Henry U. Jackaoti of Chatham. I)IiTItUT.S. ! Ist District—Peter Cone of Hullock. 2 * 4 W M Slaughter of Doughertj 3 *• O (’ Gibson of Spalding. 4 ** Hugh Buchanan of Coweta. 4 * rzowis Tutnlin of C ts^. * l Jturdy Rtricklaml of Fomth 7 “ W. A Lofton, of Jasper. 8 4 ‘ W. M. Mdnosli (f Klbi-rt. Ine Constitution and tiik Fquality or tiik States! These are symholls of ever* LASTINO UNION. I.ET THESE UE THE R K I.LYING crier of tiie Pkotlk. — J. C. BRECKIN pJUDGE. Comjirotnit*%of c<m*fitu‘ionil principle* *re ever danrjetout, and l am rejoiced that the true Democracy Aas seen Jit to plant a jirm f>ot on the rock of truth, aud to give the people an opportunity % to vindicate their love of jut lice, and fraternal repaid for inch other's right*. — (JUSEIIAL J USE l'H LAE E Mr. Ui'<<‘k in ridge'* Views On Unfriendly;Legislation. The fact that neither nor a Terri!oria Le^i.s'nturo can constitutionally excluJe from, or I confiscate in a Tcriiiory, private property, having been judicially determined by the highest Court in the United States, I confess I did not anticipate the doctrine of unfriendly territorial legislation iu regard to African slaves. It has no warrant from the Con- Mitution,if we recognize the highest judicial inter pretation of that instrument.— [Frankfort Speech, .6b D. On Protection to Slarcrey. So that in regird to every description of property, including slaves, recognized and regarded by the Constitution, it is the duty of the Courts of the country to protect and guard it whenever the ques tion is brought before them. • mm Bnt should the time erer arrive when a decision of j a comjotent Court on a quettloa of private is l*ke!y to fill for want of adequate remedies to ex cute it, those remedies, executive and K-gisUlive if ueod ho, shnil be afforded, or government is a fail ure— Mid from this conclusion I see no escape for the iust mind that will uphold the authorities of anv | country.—f Frankfort Speech, 1359. Democratic Niutlonnl Exrnuive ( oiumiltrc 1 he fv Uowiug named gentlemen compose this com* mittoe : Hon ! I Sfevens of Oregon, Clmirnian. lion U \V Johnson of Ark.mv.ta. lion Jclfcrson O.ivis of Mi.-.iistippr Hon Jvsso 1> i>riglit of lu ll mu. Hon Thomas 1J Florence of I\ nn>vlvanui. Hon (co \V. Hughes of Mnrvlsnd. Hon John W, Sieveuson of Kentucky, lion John It Thoirsou of New Jersey. Hon A B Meek of A>ab.un.s, Augustus Schell, Kq,. of N\ w York. Isaac II Wright, Esq., of Massachusetts, lion •Tames G Berrett of W ashington D. C. NYm Flinn Ksq ,of Washington. D. (>• \VUcr lei)i>ox Ks-q., f Washington 1). O M W Clusky f Wufiliington, D. C., Rcsiileut t i r-tary, t Cs*i* W Biggs NYunhington D. C., Tresanrsr. i All communications should he addressed to lion. • Isaac 1. Steven*. Chsirman, Washington, l). C.— j Uooms of the Commi'.toe at N*> 23 4 1-2 street. iVmoerutic newspapers are riHjuesled t* place th'S I reference at the head of their editorial columns. ... .. .. , The Plat Form. Resolved, That the platform adopted By tho Democratic party at t-incinnatti he affirmed with the follow iug explanatory resolutions : First, That the Government of a Territory or ganized by an act of Congress, is provisional and temp >rary, ami during Ms existence all citizens of the Unitml States have an equal right to Fotllo with their property in the Territory, without /heir rtghfs, either of person or propelty, Being destroy* ed *r injured hv Congntisional or Territorial legist ; lutioti. St-cond, That it is the duty of the federal fov | eminent, m all its department!*, to protect the rights jot persons ami property in the Territories, and , wherever else ita constitutional suthorilv extends. Third,That wnon the solilrs in a Territory hav ing an adrquat*: population form a Stale conatiiu tion, the right of sovereignty commences, nnd Ini ing cniniiimiril hy their admission into thu Union, they ►/and o:i uii equality with the peop/e of the other S?u/o. a;.<l Stntv thus ought, to bo ndmiled into the Federal Union, whether its constitution prohibits or recognises the institution of shivery. Resolved. Tlmt the Democra/ic party ar** tu favor of the ucquisit ion ol tho Islund of Otibtl, on such /erms as shall Bo liouoruhlo to ourselves and to Spain ut the emliosf piaelicuhle inmueiit. Resolved, Thrtt /lie eiuctiuvtits of St ite Legisla ture-. to dr feat the hulhful oxc< ution of the Fugi tive Slav* Law are hostile in chaiactcr. subver vq us tho Constitutio'i, nnu rovolutieiury in their tfifi et. Thai the Democracy of the United States recog. nizn itss /he tinpcriuive duty of this government to protect tho naturalized citizen in all Ins lights, whether ;?t ho.no or in foreign lands, to tho same extent ns its native horn citizens. Wheroa*, One of the greatest necessities of the aj/c. in a political, commercial, postal and military poin’ of view, i< a speedy communication between ihe I'untie and A/lanlic cousts. therefore he it Resolved That, the Nstionul Democratic parly ! !•* herehv pledgo themselves to use every means in i tb*ir p i\vr to secure the pa.* ago of some Bill, to the extent of their con-ti/itufional authority, by j Uopgics-, to he lonslruction of Pacific Railroad ! frmn the Mississippi river to tho Pacific ocean, ut ! the curliest practicable moll)cut. —— New Advert iscments. Orr A NYSlkditson, \\ h,.1. =nlo Grocors, uiul Geucral Cow miasi’ ii Merchant*, NKUNA.N, CEORQIA WATIiINS OUlt. U. B. WII.KISd OX Nownnn, Oct. 19 no3o lm m a ii: s ’ Plow. WHEN a tturfuce Plow i* run at a depth of tw*Jve /nchf*. and aUo hort*e Soil Lifting Plow follow*, which i* capable of disintegrating to a depth of llllern iitcbcH more, there i* a total disintegrated dt*| th of twenty seven inches, and those who *o pruc/ice w i'l find thut they have nnother farm he iieu'li tint represented on their limp. A small size “f thi* Plow, (one Imrse) thinner in the dole and more ilirUlikc in it* figure, is an admirable itnple 1 mein lorcullivat ns/ crops, and will do the work of j more /ban forty men wi/h hoes With the corn I ‘Top, tins to*? iinv nm close alongside /lie coin, and the lull dtpth of twelve inches when the porn is but throe inches Inch, and hrTore the root* occupy the fcpnre between the rows ; this will lift /lie -oil, n.ove fcveiy corn plant with the soil, end lor no slight a distance as not to sepniate the parti* ch’S from the roots, yet no completely loosening th* nus that the plant may Be picked up with the fin- L’ers This is more thorough cultivation titan can lie obtained By ono hundred hoeing*, leaving tho ■oil in bettor ti/th and cut/ing of no roo/s. More diftu twenty /hous.titd of th**o plows wervaoid l.iat Omo hor-0 50 Two hurst 12 50 “ “ with cbtUf 14 00 Three horso |4 oo ** with outter 16 50 For Mile by .1 A. QUIMBY, r ” - 1 libt No, 8 Warren Block, August*, Go, TRUSTEE’S SALK WII I. ho sold on tin* fir-*t Tuesday in Doccmhe r m xt, Bofoie the court lion** door in tlie town o** t'arrollton, within the lol’ml hour* of unit*. One Negro girl named Hester, about nineteen years old, •it light complexion. Term* made known on day of mu**. J. T. MK4DOH, Trustee, Os the Heirs-at Lew of Angelin* Slaughter, noSO t?l* Deeoasod. Oct. 22, IS6O. Haralson Sheriir’s Sale. WILL l*o ol l on the first Tue*dny in Difcsmbcr n*xt. Before the court Bouse door in the town of Buchanan, within the/cgal hours *f sale, /he follow ing property, tn wit : ; One lot of land No. 142, in /he 7tli district of ori* ginally Carroll, now llarnisnn county, containing I two bundled and two-nnd-a-half seres, more or le*a, | oti as the property ot Thoms* Farmer, to *si | **fy one Justice court fi fa. i**tifd from Carroll c^un* , ty. in favor of ,1. S Beach vs. Thomas Farmer and i John W.Smith. Property pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. JOHN K. HOLCOMB, Sheriff. noSO tds AMKKOTYI’HS. W. W. HANDLEY, REGS leavo to inform tin- Lad ins and Gentlemon of lliio plare and vicinity that ho ia prepared to take AMB ROT Y EES in the latest aud moat ap [ proved style of the Art. Room* in the old Court Home. PICTURES neatly pet in Breastpins, Lockets, d'c. To those win* desire these plea umt und highly treasured relic*, he would suy, COML at once, and procure a good Picture. Price* mod* rate, and within the ronch of all; then, while he may Be found call ye on him. Instruction* given in the art. Oct. 19, 186", n029 Rlanks! Blanks! .All kinds of.Blanks printed aud for rale at thin Office, Gtor iiu, fl'tration County. TO ll whom it may concern : Where**, B*. J. H‘ud. of -aid State mid county, applies o me for letter* of •dimniktratioQ on theestatonf Wilaon R/ackstock, deceased, late of said county, th so are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular flu* , kindred and creli/ors of said deceased, to he and appear at my office wi/hiu /he time proacrilred By hnv. and show cause, if any they can, why letters of adminisir rlion on the estate of said decca**l should n't Be gran'etl to/he naivl applicant. Given under n y hand otfimal signu/ure, this 16th day >f Oct.. 18f>. W.J. WALTON, Ordinary. 0029 sin fee‘2,so ‘ EXECLTORo SALE. BY virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary ! of Carroll county, will he sold before the court house i door in Rome, Floyd county, on the first Tuesday in December next, within the usual hours of sale, *4* of lind No. 85“. of originally Chrkee, n*w Floyd conn/v, in the .‘hi riistrict. and 4th section, | Cnutaidtr.g 40 acres, more or les-. Sold as Ihe pro* prrfy of J. 11, McAllister, deceased, for the benefit of i!>u her* and! creditors of said deceased. Terms j on day of sale A A. MoALLIS PER. Oct. I” n029 6in fru.VOO Executor. NOTICE. TIIK undersigned will offer for sale on the 20th !of November, at hi* residence ne ir Cariollton, to the highe.-t bidder, hi* tract of land, lying oil the Cark* Ferry, road, aliout half a mil* from the eour house. ‘:oiitaHung Thirty Four Acres, w ith a good • framed houe. kitchen, horse lot, and good siittde*, with other necessa-y out-Buil.lings, together wish hiisjiuusohold nnd kitchen furniture. Terms made: known on the day of sale. W. A. CALDWELL Oct. 16 uo‘29 lm MAPES’ NITROGENISED Su p c r-1 * h o$ p h a t c OK L I M E, IS C 111 O V il I. THE inideraigiied. Agent for the shove Fertili ser, in consequence of its flunked success the pas/ season, and the greutlv increased demand arising then from, lu* made arrangement* with the man Hc/urer !>r a large and full supply ; ami requiring • greater fiicilitie* for s/ornge no.I other accoiumodiu ] tion. lina tiiken the f.*?ir stnry Warehouse ha below, where he will bs able to supply any quantity re quired, with promptness, lie may he allowed to express hi* hminduction in view of ihe fact list of the made of him Bv planters, general/)’ for the purpose of making cotnpnin/iv test** with other l?rli/i!*cfH, not one case has come to his knowledge where our Fertiliser ha* not shown a decided auperiuitv. Planters who have use! Map<V Phosphate, now make it their Mile reliance, and aru ordci iug (some of them) as much as fifty tons, for use the in xt season. This fact apeak* for itself Wo have discovered a quality, developed in •ho drouth, which was before iiiioßmoived, viz ■ its hvgiometric power, or capacity, to absorb moisture Ironi ilie a/moNphcre, winch-obviated /o u largo ex* /cut tho lute unpaiallelen drought where it win used, whi o Hied other fertilisers were not only valueless, but positively injurious to the plant. The safety aiul ptfit as u money investment, imsing from the usu of M:tpe’ Phosphate, are now placed beyond question, and the experience of the past season, has established what wo have, without hesitation, al wny* asserted for it, that it is the only fertiliser r* liable under the circumstances of soil, mode of cul tivation, and of wea'ln r. Iho undersigned is also prepared to supply anv description of AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY and /MPLEMEXTS, of tho lateht improved pat** lerne adapted to Southern cultivation, at lowest prices. J. A. QUI.MBY, Warren Block, ito2S 5m Augusta, Ga. Ge rfijiel. Iteiralson County. TO ull wbt* ii it may eooccrn : wherca* Keno-th Murehason has applied lo me tor permanent letter* of HduiiuiHtrHth n ou tle estate of Thompson Moore, late ••f said county, dcuM, these arc thercfois to cite and adm ‘iiibh all parties interested, whether kindred or ! creditors, to shew ootiM, if uuy they haw, within the | time prescribed by law, why letters should not be granted said applicant. Witness my hand this • ’ dsy of October, ISdO no 28 Dias \V J W A LToN, OrJ’y. Ciuroll Sheriff’s Sales. WILL be *ld, on the fust Tuesday In November next, within tho legal hours of sale, before the court house dour, in thu town of Carrollton, the following property, to wit i i L"t of laud ti". 214 in llih 1 ict. of Carroll county, levied on as the property of Thomas Dye to satisfy one tifa issued from tho justice's court of tho 71 Jill diMt G. M. in favor of John Presley vs Tlmmas l>ye. Property pointed out by plaintiff. Levy made aud j returned by a constable, Al*o, one town lot in the town of Rowdon, with dwelling und outhouses, lying on the street leading , south from tho square, and opposite the livery stable. I it being the house and lot now occupied by Dr West j , brook, containing a half acre more or lens, it ocing n ! purl of lot no. 110 in 9th dint Carroll county Levied 1 | on as the property of S A Blakely, to satisfy two fifaa i issued from the justice conrt of ihe 1111th dit O. M . in favor of Colier *fe H*’tn vs said Blukely Lwy I made and rutorued by a c*?nsvnble, Also south half of lot of land no. 17 in sth dit. of i Cariol! county, levied on a* the property f Wm. Philips, to satisfy three fifas issued troin th” justice j court of the 727th dint, G. M. in r *vor of \\ J Head : vs said Philips. Levy made and returned by a con stable Also the interest of John Warren in lot ofl.nnd no. 110 in the original 10th now 9th diet Carroll county, levied on a* hi* property, to sntisfy one fifn issued from the justice Court of iho 1006 dist. (. M. of said county in favor of J C Benson A Cos vs John Wnr ren. Levy made and returned by a constable. 27 id. w j Hembree, n.p. sirir. J'ostponkd Sheriff’s Sale. Will Be SiiTd at the same time and place hit of land no 224, in 3d dist. of Carroll county, levied on a* the property of Isaac N Buyers, to satisfy thne lifns is sued from the justice court of the 714th dist. G. M. in favor of Red wine and Long vs said Buyers and G T Conm ll security on stay of execution. Property pointed out b> said Buyers, luvy made and returned by constable. 27 ids W J HEMBREE. I>cp. Sh*lT. Haralson Sheriff’s Siilos. WILL bo sold before tho Court House door nf the town of Buchalmn, on the first Tuesday in No vember next, within the legal hours of sale, tho fol lowing property /> wit: 6” acres of land lying in the north east corner in Lot Nt*. 6'6 original 7lh dis/ Carroll now Iluralson county, levied on a* the property of M 0 L ay to satisfy ono justice court fifn in favor of Henry Reed vh VI C Loky. Property pointed out hy defendant Levied* and returned Bv a •&• iff. n026 Ids JOHN K HOLCOMBE, Sh ’ff. Notice, Tho Hflvcrtifcnipntß of the Ordinary of thi county will hueafter be publibcd ia the Car rollton Advocate. JAB. y ULALOCB, Crdloaiy Ujiril 3,1*69> VALUABLE GIFTS NY Ia il UlMlkv AT GEO G. /: original LIFT BOOK UVratPRISE, THE I.MWEST IX THE WOULD.’ PERM WEXTLY LOWED IT *S.> ‘HESSUT STREET. IHIIL\DELriI/A MXl'll ll;.U OK I II,: I.UIUPUIM:. CJItD. Hiring purrhaseJ the i L a[run i a iJ "-y. 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I*litlndet|ili|. i Where ull hook* are *‘o!d ut tho Publliher's low est prices, and you have the cIDKJaVInIGE Os receiving A HANDSOME PRESENT wouru from 50 CLwrs to 100 Dollar* WITH F.\(’H KOOK. GKO. G K\ A Ns’ Oiiginal Gift Book Enterprise 1 ha* been umloited by the Book Trade nnd M )l the leading city und country ucWßpaper* in /lie United State*. GBO (i EVANS Pi)Mctii:d hu*ine*s tranmictioiis | have tereived ihv approbation of over O 000.000 : citir.cnn of /he r'nit-d State*, each of whom h.ve received *iiß*t.intiu! evidence of the benefit-* deriv ud Bv purch?**Uig lo*ks .it tins cHtahlii.hmeut (#KOG K\ A N.S Ha* done more ihim ntiy other publi*l.er, nr bookseller, in the United Sta*/e, to ward* diffusing knowiedge to tlie people. By hi* nys tern, many hook* are read that otherwiso would j j not have found their way i no the hanJ* of reader*. (Frank Leslie's ‘Virlnapvr ) | UKO G BVANS Keep* conitanfly ori hand tho j lim'd exteiisivn stock, tiie gr-n/ent nK*ortment oft Kook*, and circulates free to nil who may apply the j most complete ca/alogue of Hook* nnd Gifts m thu | ; United States. GKO G !.\ A.N3 IBv* advantages offered hi n by J ; other pobli-her- and iiiiinuf.icturers which en.iUls , j inn) to turni-h hi* patron* with a Quit q talitv ami j a Better assortment of gifts than any other ust.ib : lUlmicii'- GKOG K\ NN.S Fubli-ihcs nearly Two H ind e l Popular aud /nt*treiiug Rook*. thMiof.xe, us a pub , < li-her, ho i bolter able to oiler extra pruuiiums slid ! . conimiisiom*. j UGO U EVANS (to:irjint(-nii pt-rto.-t •n'i-Gction | to all win* hi * v wild fr hooks j GKO. <. EVaN.S’ Now clrt*-ifi'**l catalo •e"f i , btiok* cmhrucn* tin* writing* of *vrv */wn l<id | linn in uvory dep irttncnl of literature, and gives u: the information rcUtivn to iho pjioh i-*iu ; ’ ,mi I I u ! warding By ilatl or Express of Look* ordered from j Ins eslaldisliiuent, t *getUer with full dirccuo > !*.. , io remit tnoiu-v- GEO. G. EVANS’ Cata/ogue of Book* will b | sent gratis und lViu of expense to any uddia<i in ! thu United Stt*’rt. GEOG EVANS’ Inducement* to Agents cannot ’ bo mirpiam and. Phe in*t Bhor.tl coiinnitiioiis are i offered, und by soliciting subscriptions to i*ooks in 1 the manner pr noosed, twenty Books can be sold iu tho Haniu lime thnt it wonld take to sell one on thu **IJ fashioned subscription plan. Send fora eltnai • ; fi.**l CftUlyue *ui.J every information will Be -vej j in reference l” agencies. Sdect your Book* one bn.? , amount of money required, and ono trial will Biti ly you that'llio bust place iu iho country lo purchase books is ut THE EXTENSIVE GIFT HOOK EST. 1 11USUM ESI OF UEOKOE 0. EVANS. No. *l3O C he* In lit St reel, riiilutlcl plila, Wll KICK YOU CAN GET BOOK 9 OK ALB KINDS. Books of fact, books of fiction, book* ofMevoti.m book* of aimlsenrent, books for /ho old folk*, honks for /he young folks, books for hmdiund*, books for wives, books for lovers, books for sweethearts, Book* lor Buys, books for gills? book* of humor, books of poetry, Books of travel hook* of liistorv, books of biography, books of ad venture, hook* about sailors, Books about soldiers, Book* about In * dint)*, books about hunters. Books about heroes, j Books about patriots. Books f.r farmers, hooks for | mechanics, books for merchants. Books for physi ’ l iuns, hooks tor lawyers, books for statesmen. IB- I Ble*. Presentation book*, Prayer Books, Ilv.un J books, juvenile books, Annuals, Albums, etc. etc. oxen and uauti.ky’s fntmeHtiug Biographies! ukv j u lnouah ‘m’h Scriptural Romances! haiickkr’s Lives of Patrmt* and Statasnivul j t LAtutK-s* Re vtdiuionary Sturm*! t a Arthur’* Ibqiular ‘i’aUsl t>u aloott’s Family D cturl ■ mrh iikxtz’h Novels! MRS SOUTH worth's NftVftUt Coofkr’s Novel*! mckcn's Novels I WAVKItI.KY Novels) Irving * \y rks ! | All ‘.lie writings of every sUndird author in every department nf literature, in every stylo of binding, lat the publisher's /owesi prides, and remember you : pay no more than you would at sny oilier Eitub- , iiartinent, and have t'io ndvnntage *f receiving un : : elegant present, which oftentimes i* worth a Inin : dred fold more than the amount paid for the book. SKND FOR A CLASSIFIED CATALOG CR OF DOORS. Order ani/ book that you may want, remit the r* tail price, together with the amount required for postage , and ono trial will assure you th*L tho best pli.ee in the country to puridiuso book* is at tho Gift Book Establishment of GEORGV: G. EVANS, Originator of the Gilt Book Enterprise, No. 439 Chestnut street Plnlndr!|iliia. 1 AG L.WsTWANTED ~ 1 To whom greater inducement* than ever offered. Any person, either m.ilo o female, who i* *icsir | ous of engaging in an llonorulilf mill Profitable Employment | Requiring hut little lime and no outlay nf money, and by winch lhoy can oh/uin gratis^ A Yi I lliible I Minor y, A Hue <;ol1 AY u icti ii ml < holtt. A IliutiUoiiM’ *crvio’ ot |*|:t|e, An lilegoiil Him lire**** l'uiirnt A H|lici4||| xeii of .1 ew’idry, ! Oi many other choice articles •'numerated in the i List of Gifts, cun do o By ucting us an Ag*nt for | this Establishment. Any pirton, in any part of the country, can he I an Agelit, simply hy forming a club. Mending list of books, ami remit! ing amount •t money for Iho same Send for a Catalogue, w hich contains all thu di ►ired information relative to agencies and the form ation of clubs; and to insure prompt and honorable dealings, address all oi Jcrs tu THE HEAD QUARTERS OF GEO. G. E V.I VS. rsopEIETO* or TUE OLDEST a!*D lamoest fiif t Hook Rnicrprlso in tle World, jPerMowitty lo&ttad (it No. 459 CLikjtoyt street, S7-Bn*?f pULADELrniA STATE GOVERNMENT. , JotEi-ii E Ki;ot* s-, of ClieroVee, Governor, i J n C ,uq,L. ! . ai L*OUlO'i, Sec. Ex. Dl>L A .1 li \V;ili,irii S ..| Kildwiu “ i! li Water, us Chcio-% l T Putnam of Hall, .IK ssenjfir I. P M'ittkin- of Fulton, Sefc. ‘* ‘ l O’ P i'hwox't n | Joliii Julies of llaUtvin. I r-m-uroi’ -V .1 l> .f C'.irroJ, S ii voror Hctitrai CJ Wfib.'rn of Union, S.ate LibraK 111 I'. .MoCoimoll of l.'li rofi-e, Keep, of F t ' l *- i L tin ;■ i v of Quitai in, PrvsMoiit of Satiate f II 1t..-.’ ,)t Luo, S cr t irv of SenaJc. I 1’ Invin ..f U’Rkos S|icuker of rl.w Ilum Uooi-ae y/,ilver of ll'.il/uii, Citik o; i/ounz SUPREME court judges. J If Luni|ik>n of Clark l.'i'fou Si -jili• nos //ancock U F Lyon of *’W D.iliisi of //anoo-k, Cl- rk U T .1/ 1 tin of C'lutnbu, lt-qiort-r riMli AND PLACES OF HOLDING Ist Distiiit-CoTiqmseJ of.'ltrt E l-t rn, Jii ilia, iml Isr.ni-wick Jui .ciul CiTvuits at S.t vain-all, on til i fcconj .1/ ni.lay in January, aid s. o ii.d .Vouday ,u Jane tn eacb y - lt.l !)/-t -1 V)iu;Mi3.*ii ~t / 1,0 .Vacon, . II . sf.-rn, C’ii.ittahooUice and pntnula Circuits, nt -1/ icou on the fourth .17,. : . u January ami fourth .lfoud:iy iu Juue n eacu V. ar. Ml Fh-f.-Cumj.o.oJ of the Flint, Coweta, l'lu Ri l.c, Cheiokeo un i TallapOom Judicial ( .rcnits, us Atlanta on the fourth Jioi day iu : -l/.ucti ai:d secoud A r ouday <u August iu anoU yc ir. •ith Di-t.-Composed of fhs IFes/ern nMt , Northern Judicial Circuits at Athens on the f->urtli J/ .mhy in M ay and tourth .Vouday : N<.> eniher in ea> h y.-nr. sth Di>f -Cuiiiji. sed of the Ocniulges an 4 •Noofliern Ju.licr.il Orcuifs, nf ATilledgerfii* on the second l/ondayi in .1/av aud November iu each year. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Jcisfiiv-.Juint's M IPayuc. N oth.-rn Ilis/ricf-Maticffa, on the sc-eona J/oinhiv- in 1/ir. h mid Sepfemirer. .Southern Disfrict-->S'aTunaaliuu lh Second Viimlny <ii April ; -Villi-diienTle ou Thursday alter the first J/duday in November. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT J u.Do- J C Nicoll. Af/riii-v-ti or <£ S Owcnv. JAirstnil!- Daniel // St--\\ ict, Clerk of Northern District— IV If JLuuf, of 5/aiieffn. Clcik of Souflicru Di-irict-- G S Henry, ot Nivuinuli. NiiUln-iii Disfiiof—.s/arietfaon secoud J/on lavs in J/.irch nitd S pf.'iubur. Soiithtm Di-fricf-->Sivaniiali on second l ues lays iu February, J/ay, August and No* roiuber.; REPRESENTATION OF GEORGIA IN O.NOR ESS. L>, i. al-ii's. U.‘burl 1 C 5; ie-ni exp.r-i : isos. Alfoid F>oi ion of iu liGl. LONG It ESS ION A L DISTRITS. First.— P E Love. _. No iid.- U J Cra'vf. r.l. Thtr (."-Tiiomas //arduman. Fourth.— 1. J (iiirfivll. Fifth.--J jhu IV H Underwood. Sixth, - - Jii me- Jackson. Seventh.—.L.shua //ill. > “ Eighth. -J J Jones.t GEORGIA MILITARY ’INSTITUT Jfujor F IK Capers, Superinfeiideuf.” Cap'aiil H’ J M igill, ( ommaudauf. A N .Simpson, Secretary. P ESI DENTS OF RAILROADS. ] Dr J IK Lewis, Supcrln^•^ldellf. ,, , “ Georgia, and IKc.f I’o/nf and Atlunt Rui road, John P Kino, Pre.-idenl. Ccnfrd, nnd South IK.sferu Railroad, R K ! Cuvier, President. Albany und l.ulf Railroad, i/Rtberfe, Aef | ing President, ; Savannah and IPuynesboro Kuilroad, Fraa cis T It’ llis, I’resideuf. .Wuscogee Railroad, JGin L J/a-fiain, Proa idenf. .1/icon A IFcSfcru Ilailroal, Isan* Auait, Prnsidenf. R un* A Kingston Railroad, TV * Cwfhraa General Jiupeiiufeudouf. LUNATIC ASYLUM. Dr T F (.reel, Superintendent. D C Campbell, M Grieve, aud Sr ft 14’hif.'. Trustees. ACADEMY FOR THE BUND [At Mncim.] TV D FTilliaiiis, A -U. Principal. DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM. [At Care Spring.] —-—Duulap, Principal. RAILROADS IN GEORGIA. FI csforn A Atlantic, from Atlanta to Chas tanOO;a. 138 miles, fare five dollars. GfOrcin It nil road, fr. >ni Augusta to Atlanta. \ Atlanta A IKost Point,, from Atlanta to IF.-Sf 1* Jill/. C iifr .l Railr >ad, from .Savannah to .Vaeon. .Noufh n’esfern Road, Iroin ,5/uron to Eu* | fauln ; with branch to Fort Gains, Albany aud Buf.cr Atlantic A Gulf Railroad, from iSaTannnh ,to Itninlnidi;e, [when finished.] Buynesboro Railroad, fiom Augusta to ; Jfdlen. Muneogco Rail road,'from Columbus to But* J lcr. M icon and Western, from Macon to At* | lan/a. Rome .t Kingston, from Roms to Kinu-fen, 1 bomast.'ii, from Thotn.iaton to ltarne-ville. Milledgcwlle A Gordon, from .Milledgevillo ■ to Gordon. Ealuiifon Road, from Eafonfon to Milledgw ! Wile. Athens Branch, from Athens to Union Poio I Washington Branch, from Washington to iioublo Welle. East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad, from Dalton to Knoxville. Uriuuw'.-K >v Florida Rind, from Bruns-, wick to Wj it l’ciuf i *-